Davina McCall

But so would you be considered younger if you were under 65?

Yes.

Because I, you know, obviously when we were talking about older people, you were saying it's more genetic.

And obviously my father had Alzheimer's, so it's something that I think about.

But it's not just, you're not just stuck with that.

There are things that we can do.

This is so interesting.

And I think I've seen people that find it hard to hear, maybe in a big busy restaurant or restaurant.

And you kind of see them kind of leaning in and then you just see them kind of check out a bit.

Oh, I'll just watch this conversation happening.

I can imagine that.

Really stressful.

So that's interesting.

So if somebody is thinking that they may be getting the beginnings...

I know as a person of like later midlife, like I'm getting on now, that loss of hearing is something that you don't want to admit to.

It's a pride thing.

And you don't want people to think that you're old.

I mean, I know some people are really proud and don't mind getting old at all, but lots of people do.

And it's about like not wanting to go to get checked, but wearing a hearing aid

Does that make a difference?